You can't disable Schedule B, as it is used to calculate some refundable and non-refundable credit amounts that can be claimed on your Quebec return, like the Amount for a person living alone.
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You can't disable Schedule B, as it is used to calculate some refundable and non-refundable credit amounts that can be claimed on your Quebec return, like the Amount for a person living alone.
This is an automatic calculation if, throughout 2024, you maintained and ordinarily resided in a dwelling in which you lived:
alone (that is, you did not share your dwelling at any time in 2024 with another person, such as a co-tenant, your mother or father, or a sister or brother)
only with one or more people under 18, or one or more of your children, grandchildren or great-grandchildren 18 or older who were full-time students pursuing vocational training at the secondary level or post-secondary studies for which they received an RL-8 slip with an amount in box A
If you should not claim this amount and it is shown on your Quebec return, we suggest you review the information you entered.
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